Battle Rages in Chihuahua Frontier As Federal Army Fights
Dispatch reports heavy fighting near Ojisage with both sides claiming thousands in force. Federal deserions slowed after pay. casualties cited at 260 dead and about 300 wounded, total 505 canvas and near 6,000 Patriots vs 4,000 Federals in the weeklong conflict. Generals Mercado and Castro reportedly remain with Paderal defenders amid disputed desertion.
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Tebeln
Rabels
Megican
Wii
Ojtmeh
Mercado
Castro
Orozco
Salasar
Order to warships sparks excitement in circles
Special to The Americas from Washington reports that President Wilson may restrategize how the United States handles Mexico. Observers note a new push for force, with talk of sending marines and additional battleships to Mexican ports. Officials deny specifics but secrecy fuels conjecture about a potential intervention plan.
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Americas
Washington
Wilson
Veei
Navy
Hellerde
Mexico
Wison
Wilton
John Lind
Guardene
Aome
Navy Department
Stexican
Wilson sets final date for Mexico policy shift
Private wires from Washington indicate President Wilson will set a date after which the United States may take active measures to restore order in Mexico if Huerta fails to meet promises. Pass Christian is noted as the possible reference point for timing.
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Sperial
Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Sof
Villa, Dissatisfied, Goes to Ojinaga
Special to The American from Juarez reports General Francisco Villa leaving Juarez for Ojinaga to command his forces. He aims to reach Catnboy then by railroad to Fajamit, planning automobile travel for the remainder. Villa is displeased with his troops' progress in taking the town from Federal forces after a week of fighting.
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Juarez
Mexico
Francisco Milla
Ojinaga
Villa
Cat Nboe
M&o
Eliot Opposes U S Intervention in Mexico
Special to The American from Boston reports Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus of Harvard University favors non intervention by the United States in Mexico. He states the course of the United States should be regarded with caution and restraint in Mexican affairs.
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Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Fimeritius
Harvard Union
Mexico
Agree on Appointments in Lockland City Government
Mayor Brown and the new city council approve several posts including Marshal Albert Handley Day Patrolman Harry Butler John Albright Leonard Carter Night Rec Wal Harting Health Officer W Bellew Village Solicitor Eve Lape Town Hall Janitor Edward Wade Garbage Supervisor
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Brown
Lockland
Albert Handley
Harry Butler
John Albright
Leonard Carter
W. Bellew
Eves Lape
Edward Wade
Vessel Lost as Gale Sweeps Cities in Atlantic Storm
A storm off Sandy Hook sinks a tanker near five miles south of the point. Reports say Manuel Calvo may be en route to New York with wreckage, while Captain Donet's account suggests the vessel could stay afloat for a day or two. Towns struggle as power fails and damage spreads from Long Branch to Atlantic Highlands with several ships and hotels reported submerged.
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Hpanieh
Manuel Calvo
New York
Sandy Hook
Donet
White
Chielée Peninsula
Long Branch
Atlantic Highland
Monmoeith
Saville Huiston
Cutter Sent to Aid Gashed Ships in Storm Grip
The revenue cutter Seneca under Captain Johnston sailed from Newport at dusk to assist two steamers reported in distress south of Nantucket. The steamer Warka was near sinking and the Manuel Caloy, a foreign ship, stood by but could not help due to taking on water.
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Newport
R. L
Seneca
Johnston
Nantucket
Manuel Caleoy
Ois
Tanker Petroled in Distress Off Sandy Hook
Special to The American New York Jan.4 The tanker Petroled is in distress off Sandy Hook. She sits very low in the water with lights out. The vessel lies fifty miles east of Sandy Hook as the Royal Mail Caribbean heads to assist and the Spanish liner Manuel is standing by.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Royal Mailee Caribbean
Manuel
Brilliant Tanker Run Aground In Gale Near League Island
The oil tanker Brilliant ran aground off Red Bank near the mouth of the Schuylkill River in a northeasterly gale. Two anchors dragged and could not keep the vessel from grounding. two tugs worked all day but could not refloat her in deep water.
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Phnagelp
Schuylkill River
Nae
Red, Bank
League Island
Navy
Othe Shoal
Channel
Uip
Cutter Goes Ashore Near Covine Light
The revenue cutter Androscoggin rescued a vessel after it sent a distress message from about eight miles north of Covine Light near Baltimore. The American reports the cutter crew aided the ship and towed it to safety.
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Boston
Reds claim Romanach in dispute with Brooklyn
Special to The American Havana January 4. Romanach the Cuban infield of the Almendar Brugs has been the subject of negotiations with Brooklyn. Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati claims the Reds own his rights and that he cannot deal with Brooklyn. Romanach previously accepted Cincinnati terms but later reconsidered and decided not to play there. He reportedly sent messages back and forth with officials before returning home.
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Havana
Roplanach
Almendar Brugs
Charlie Ebbets
Brooklyn ‘Club
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
Herrmann
Marsani
Romanach
Cinciznnati
Komanach
Marians
America
Highest Tide Swamps Atlantic Coast Towns
A powerful northeast storm swept across New Jersey for 36 hours flooding Atlantic City area and driving waves ashore. Longport and Margate City suffered extensive damage as water inundated streets and knocked down steps. Five cottages were destroyed and property losses near $360,000.
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Atlantic City
San
Tedort
Longport
Margate City
Weir Mitchell Noted Author and Physician Dies
Weir Mitchell, noted author and physician, died at his home 1624 Walnut Street Philadelphia at 3 this morning after an acute attack of grip with complications from age 65. The news notes his prominence in medical and literary circles.
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Philadelphia
Weir ‘Mitchel
Walnut Street
Ontario Premier Sir James Whitney In Critical Condition
Premier of Ontario Sir James Whitney, at the Hotel Manhattan, is in precarious condition after a three week nervous breakdown. Doctor R A Pyne, the premier’s attending physician, reports his status as precarious. Whitney is accompanied by his wife and Horace Walis, his secretary, during the illness.
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New’ York
James Whitney
Ontario
Manhattan
R.A. Pyne
Pyne Isa Ber
James
Horace Walils
Bar Devices via Mail Says Postoffice Chief
In his first annual report to the Postmaster General William Po Lamar, the acting attorney general for the Postoffice Department notes legislation to bar using mails for almost all forms of gambling devices, including literature advertising such schemes.
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Washington
Jan
William Po Lamar
Postoffice Department
Christianity Growing Says Senator Clapp
Senator Moses E. Clapp spoke at the People's church on Christianity and Free Government arguing free government is developing nationwide. He credited growing church influence with reinforcing democratic ideals and noted rising church membership since the nation’s early days. The event was hosted by Herbert S. Bigelow, Daniel Kiefer, Nicholas Klein, Frank B. Bell and others active in Cincinnati labor circles.
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Moses £. Clapp
People’s Church
Grand Opera House
Clapp
Shank
Indianapolis
Herbert’ 8. Bigelow
Daniel Kiefer
Nicholas Klein
Frank B. Bell
Cintinnati
Ford Aiding Democrats Allegations Stir Congress
Republican leaders condemn Cornelius Ford head of the Government Printing Office alleging 70 changes in offices 31 promotions and 39 demotions were politically motivated and unlawful. A statement of these conditions will be presented on the Senate floor when Congress reconvenes.
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Congresa
Cornelian Ford
Washington
Senate
Intervention in Mexico Becomes Debated in Washington
Washington officials and lawmakers discuss possible U S action in Mexico as cable reports and press commentary spark talk of armed intervention. President Wilson has pledged Senate Foreign Relations members not to discuss the Mexican crisis, awaiting a formal policy after his talks with John Lind.
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Spevie
Washington
Mexico
United States
London Spectator
England
Congress
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign
Fait
New Mexico
Inite
Naraeau
Tourent
John Lind
Bodily Effects of Ear and Rage Discussed at Harvard
Harvard Medical School Prof W B Cameron presented a talk on the bodily effects of anger and fear. He cited four immediate reactions including halted digestion, increased adrenaline, blood clotting, and higher blood sugar, noting these reflexes aid energy and protection despite emotional crises.
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Cambridge
Mage
Tan
Harvard Medical School
W. B. Cameron
Cameron
Page
Report Blasts Martial Law Agents in West Virginia
A Senate subcommittee report released by Senator Borah harshly critiques authorities who administered martial law in West Virginia from 1912 to 1913 amid the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek coal mine strike troubles. The document, labeled a statement of fact, summarizes alleged court martial actions and legal violations by military authorities during that period.
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Rypedal
Washington
Virginia
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Senator Borah
Senate
Borah
Boy Bradford Stevens Missing From Home
Charles Stevens appeals to police to locate his 16 year old son Bradford who disappeared from home on Saturday. The father believes Bradford ran away with several other boys.
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Charles Stevens
Fourteenth
Elch Streets
Bradford
Ind
Death of Charles L. Coleman Found in Home
Charles L. Coleman aged 78 was found dead yesterday at his home at 1860 Providerice street by Mollie White. Coroner Foertmeyer was notified.
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Charles L. Coleman
Negro
Providerice Street
Molle White
Coréner Foertmeyer
Coat Stolen From Locker at Clifton Store
Gustave Stringer of 511 McAlpin Avenue Clifton told detectives a thief broke into his locker at the store where he was employed and stole an overcoat valued at 40 dollars.
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Gustave
Stringer
McAlpin Avenue
Clifton
Indictment Possible for New Haven Directors
The Attorney General considers indicting New Haven directors and other officials tied to the Mellen regime for the railroad’s policies. A decision may come if the union or reform plan proceeds, with charges likely in district court in New England if a civil suit is pursued.
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Washington
Mciteholds
Howard Fillett
New Heaven Railroad
New Haven Ander
Meilen
Thleir
Mellen
Miliott
New Haven
Department of Justice
District Court
Neston
Head Hotel Sleuths Lead New Safety Department
Cal Crim and Charles Grimsley, once with the city detective force, are named heads of the safety department at the new Hotel Gibeon, guiding a small eight man security force.
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Cal Crim
Charles Grimsley
Gibeon
Named Police Chief Named Acting Chief In Saint Bernard
Michael Conington appointed acting chief of the Saint Bernard police to lead the force until civil service exams determine the permanent chief, new authority states.
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Michael Conington
Rt. Bernard Police
Hel
Duchess in Flight at Hendon with Marconi and Grahame-White
London reports the Duchess of Suthertland and Signor Marconi piloted by Clade Grahame-White took part in a bi plane flight at Hendon this afternoon.
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London
Duchess of Suthertland
Signor’ Marconi
Clade Grahame-White
Plade
Maurice Parman
Hendon
New Jailers Take Charge In Kenton County
Hughie Smith of Ludlow in Kenton county assumed charge of the Cervington jail at midnight after an inventory. Twenty five prisoners were turned over to the new jailer and his deputies Henry Plageenberg and Daniel Donahue. Frank Stith, retiring jailer, held the office eight years. Martin will be reinstated.
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Hughie Smith
Ludlow
Kenton County
Cervington
Henry Plageenberg
Daniel Donahue
Frank Stith
Jatter
Martin
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